The running or flocking together of people; the condition or state of being so gathered together. †to have concourse: to resort in crowds to, unto.

The gathering or assembling of people at a place (frequently in great repair). Also in early use: movement of goods. Obsolete (Scottish in later use).

The running or flocking together of persons; ‘the act of crowding to a place’ (Johnson); concourse.

People forming a crowd or throng. Obsolete.

Gathering of people, esp. at a particular time; a crowd. Obsolete.

Running or rushing together; concourse.

A general movement of people in a particular direction, a moving crowd; a mass of people congregating in one place. Now rare.

A flow or movement (of liquid, air, people, etc.) towards or into a particular place. Also: that which flows into something; an accession, an…

= confluence, n. 4.

Confluence of people; concourse, meeting.

Gathering in crowds, congregating.

The fact of being visited by customers; custom, patronage. Obsolete.